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A Multidisciplinary Analysis of Frequency Domain Metal Detectors for Humanitarian Demining (From the Summary) This thesis details an analysis of metal detectors (low frequency electromagnetic…
External Evaluation of the Cambodia Mine/UXO Victim Information System (CMVIS) Database
Mission to Assess Future Sustainable Options of the Lao UXO Trust Fund and the UXO Lao Mine Action Programme
First Workshop on Test and Evaluation of Ground Penetrating Radar for Humanitarian Demining
Radar detection of buried landmines in field soils
Fähigkeiten eines Metalldetektors zur Parameterbestimmung und Objektdiskriminierung
Towards A Better Mine Action Programme: Master of Science Dissertation by Tim Lardner
The Role of Mine Action in Victim Assistance
Image Denoising Using Wavelets and Spatial Context Modeling
Landmines and Local Community Adaptation
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